MEGA LANGDON

Well. There comes a time when one remembering the right things at the right time equates to a high-stakes venture in academia.

Below is a gallery of photos taken today, comprised almost entirely out of bark, leaves, and twigs. This is my study guide for the upcoming natural history final exam. It is not near complete; but for a walk through the woods and a significant number of hours behind a camera, computer, and coffee cup, I think it will do for now. Frogs, tracks, and birds are not covered here.

-Jess

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 Another likely Bigtooth Aspen leaf…

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 Fruticose Old man’s beard. Symbiosis between fungus and algae = Lichen

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 American Redstart

 Black-And-White Warbler

 Hermit thrush

 Japanese Barberry

 Black Cherry Bark

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 Sugar Maple bark, *young

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 Grape Vine

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 Small quaking Aspen leaves